Moore Stephens have warned companies engaged in the insurance industry that they must put in place formal, anti-fraud structures, or risk being targeted both externally and internally. Writing in the firm’s Insured Interest newsletter, Moore Stephens’ Alan Tidy says, “There is evidence to suggest that there are potential gaps in the systems that the insurance industry has put in place to detect and eliminate fraud. “Historically, exposure to fraud in the insurance industry has been regarded as a comparatively low-level risk, and one most closely associated with claims. But today, with the massive growth in internet business, the risk can no longer be considered peripheral.